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Asked by anon-342634 on 30 Nov 2022.
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Mhairi Bowe answered on 30 Nov 2022:
I have interviewed people sometimes and they have become upset whilst discussing issues. This makes me wonder if it should be something we are doing but I always offer a break or ending the interview and people always want to continue and report enjoying the experience to share afterwards. This is very reassuring and telling their stories is very important.
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Liz Halstead answered on 30 Nov 2022:
I have definitely had moments during intervention studies where I have been worried we won’t see the effects we want, however, the end result has always justified the intervention to date.
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Harry Piper answered on 1 Dec 2022:
Ethics are typically very robust processes and undergo review to ensure that appropriate measures are in place. There have been times when a reviewer may come back and suggest that an additional security measure is included at which point it can be permitted. I think it has to be very carefully thought out regardless of your area but in interpersonal violence there have been some challenges considering the subject matter
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anon-343955 commented on :
what careers can you do with psychology a level?
Liz commented on :
Hi- with psychology a level you might consider going on to do a psychology degree accredited by the BPS. Take a look at the BPS careers page – https://www.bps.org.uk/career-options-psychology
Otherwise psychology a level is a good all round a level to have for several other degrees.